Sentence examples for player of which from inspiring English sources

There is no single economic player of which ownership would effectively grant control of the whole country — like Gazprom in Russia.

Alongside him I put Danie Gerber, a player of which the world saw far too little because he had the great misfortune to be at his peak in the 1980s when South Africa was ostracised for its apartheid policies.

At the time, he was completing "Shoot the Piano Player," of which he said, in a French interview the following year, "I took my pleasure as my only rule of conduct".

Now on location filming yet another American movie, "Sweet November," directed by Pat O'Connor and starring Keanu Reeves and Charlize Theron, Mr. Isaacs seems to have crossed that most important boundary: a role to lift a good company player, of which Britain boasts literally hundreds, into the next echelon of fame.

The finest players, of which Cook is one, face constant examination of their technique by the best bowlers and generally find a way to counter it.

If I ask my offensive midfield players, of which we have a lot, 'What's your favourite position?' they all would say '10'10

Losing Mata would be a massive blow but with Mourinho's desire to have quick strong players (of which he is most definitely neither) it would, sort of, make sense".

Perhaps she has struggled with an injury, and is working her way back into form (though now there is something called "protected ranking" for injured players, of which there are more and more, especially in the women's game).

Since then the game, which sees players pit their monsters against each other in trump-card like fashion, among other interactions, has seen over 3 million monsters created and 6 million battles fought, having garnered 110k players of which 80% are male and between 7-11 years of age.

To his credit he also champions black hockey players (of which there are like, three), sick kids, and fallen soldiers.

College football's great players, of which there are some, are still great to watch, and the dominant teams, of which there are fewer, are all the more awe-ing because of the depth and breadth of their talent relative to their competition.